The intersection of the vertical line through the center of buoyancy and the vertical centerline is called the ____________________?

_____________________ can be considered a measure of a vessel’s weight?

The outermost surface of the vessels hull is called _____________________?

_________________ is a measure of carrying capacity, specifically the volume of interior spaces?

The ____________________ can be considered the “backbone” of the vessel.

_____________________ occurs when torque builds from the blade of the prop striking the suction screw current at an angle?

These frames are considered to be the “ribs” of the vessel?

When moving astern with a right handed prop, the torque pushes the stern to ____________________?

A watertight wall breaking the vessel into compartments is considered to be a ___________________?

A _____________________ is a cylindrical shroud surrounding the propeller that increases efficiency at lower speeds when going ahead, but less efficient when going astern.

A water tight box in which the propellor shaft passes through is called a ____________________?

What provides lateral control of the bow at slow speeds?

Where two plates or planks meet vertically is called a _______________________?

When a vessel moves through shallow water an area of low pressure is created under the stern of the vessel causing the vessel to sink lower in the water, this is called ____________________?

Where two plates or planks meet horizontally is called a ____________________?

The vessel’s bow wave causes water to pile up between the bow of the boat and the shoreline or embankment. This build up of water will force the bow away from the bank otherwise known as ___________________?

Some hull designs may be described as being ____________________?

The distance gained at right angles to a vessel’s original course after turning through 90 degrees is called ___________________?

A __________________ deck is slightly arched in order for water to easily drain.

The distance gained in the original travel direction when you are turning is called ______________________?

__________________ is the curvature of the deck from fore to aft.

How many feet are in a fathom?

A hole in the bow of the vessel in which anchor chain can pass though is called a ____________________?

When a vessel is horizontal to the waves and can lead to a vessel capsizing, other wise known as ____________________?

Another name for a “safe load” mark which is at the water line on the exterior of your vessel is called a ___________________?

Sideways rotational motion as a result of rough water is known as ____________________?

The “T” on a safe load line marking indicates _____________________?

Prudent mariners should carry a lead line because technology can fail?

Stability is determined through an understanding of _______________________?

When the stern is pulled toward the bank because of the Bernoulli Effect from the suction of the propellers, this is called ____________________?